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Can you have symptoms of gonorrhea the morning after?
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Probably not but...: It would usually take at least several days for the symptoms of pain and/ or discharge to occur after gonorrhea exposure. However it might be another type of infection or even gonorrhea you contracted a week ago.
Answered 7/26/2013
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